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London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Profession
Bioinformatics PhD Student and Mozilla Science Lab fellow. Bionode.io founder.
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Education
Site Web
bmpvieira.com
À propos
I'm a PhD student in Bioinformatics and Population Genomics at the Queen Mary University of London (http://wurmlab.github.io) and also a Node.js Web Developer.
Recently I became a Mozilla Science Lab fellow to build open science, open access, and open source practice throughout my networks (https://science.mozilla.org/blog/2016-science-fellows).
I founded and lead the open source community project BioNode.io (modular and universal bioinformatics) and I'm a member of the Dat-data.com team (git for data).
I'm involved in open source and open research and participate/organise workshops and hackathons.
Previously, I worked for:
* Geekli.st on the integration with the LinkedIn API
* ESEB20...
Mots-clés
bioinformatics
reproducibility
open source
population genomics
javascript
biology
web
genome
crowdsourcing
data
docker
ruby
web development
gamification
angular.js
node.js
annotation
prediction
gene
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Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
London, United Kingdom United Kingdom
Profession
Bioinformatics PhD Student and Mozilla Science Lab fellow. Bionode.io founder.
Secteur d’activité
Education
Site Web
bmpvieira.com
À propos
I'm a PhD student in Bioinformatics and Population Genomics at the Queen Mary University of London (http://wurmlab.github.io) and also a Node.js Web Developer.
Recently I became a Mozilla Science Lab fellow to build open science, open access, and open source practice throughout my networks (https://science.mozilla.org/blog/2016-science-fellows).
I founded and lead the open source community project BioNode.io (modular and universal bioinformatics) and I'm a member of the Dat-data.com team (git for data).
I'm involved in open source and open research and participate/organise workshops and hackathons.
Previously, I worked for:
* Geekli.st on the integration with the LinkedIn API
* ESEB20...
Mots-clés
bioinformatics
reproducibility
open source
population genomics
javascript
biology
web
genome
crowdsourcing
data
docker
ruby
web development
gamification
angular.js
node.js
annotation
prediction
gene
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